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Old 02-13-11, 06:40 PM
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fan relay box relocation?

Does anyone have any info on how to relocate this box towards the fender? I assume people just cut the wires and resoldered after extending? I have a vmount coming in and was just curious before I start hacking wires.

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Old 02-15-11, 01:23 AM
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i turn it on the side.i am planing a v mount also . the box is still accesible and i cut and solder the wires.
i tried to make a room at the right side of the car for a custom made intake box .i will use the brackets that hold the box to hold that intake box too.
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careful, everyone ive spoken with recommends crimping vs soldering.
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Originally Posted by muibubbles
careful, everyone ive spoken with recommends crimping vs soldering.
I think this is one of those ongoing debates. Some people swear by soldering, others crimping, some do both.

I don't trust my soldering on everything so I'd crimp personally. Just be sure to use the adhesive lined shrink wrap.
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I do both, with the sealant lined heat shrink tubing.

Works wonderfully for most scenarios. Otherwise, I use electrical tape and a couple small zip ties to keep it from ever unraveling
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That box is frequently located when doing V8 swaps as well. Check on the norotors.com forum, user Pez may even have a kit to do it.
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Wow thanks guys. Great to get some input, as I always like double checking with the forums before jumping into action.

My plan for wire extention is to use all metal crimpers and then fill it with solder. This should form a very strong bond.

I assume I need to get the sealant lined heat shrink from a company like summit?
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summit usually overpriced. google it and you can find it cheaper I'm sure.
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Originally Posted by habu2
That box is frequently located when doing V8 swaps as well. Check on the norotors.com forum, user Pez may even have a kit to do it.
Pez has just about everything you could possibly need. lol
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i just placed an order from del city... pricing seems pretty good and recomended by a few people
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